HTML Convertors/Generators

[Jim Herrmann]

Those are all done without tables!?  Cool!  I guess I need to study up
on CSS a bit.

Thanks,
Jim

On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 12:03, Jason Clinton wrote:
> Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> > Thanks, that's what I was after.  Looks like JEdit is worth checking out.
> 
> Here are some sites I've done entirely in standards compliant XHTML and 
> CSS. It takes a little time to get used to the prohibited use of tables 
> to layout your site, but in the end it's SO worth it. I love being able 
> to make a quick change to my .css file to affect the look of the entire 
> site.
> 
> http://www.alianzas.us/
> http://www.abilitynetwork.org/
> http://www.kcpassages.org/
> http://ihd.umkc.edu/xroads/ << just getting started on this one
> 
> In the future I have plans to implement a web site that will provide 
> people with some javascript to detect security holes in their visitor's 
> browsers (by browser version) and notify the visitor that they should 
> upgrade to protect themselves.
> 
> (The secret plan is that the latest IE still has 13 unpatched 
> vulnerabilities and so, the only way to avoid them is to stop using IE. 
> Muhahahaha.)
> 
> -- 
> Jason Clinton
> I don't believe in witty sigs.